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Maker:
unknown
ID:
A18331
Production date:
c.1658; mid 17th century; or later
Location:
On Display: Museum of London: War, Plague and Fire: The English Republic
Plaster death mask of Oliver Cromwell, who died on 3 September 1658. The mask was made from a wax impression of Cromwell’s actual face, made by applying wax to Cromwell’s face after death. Over 20 plaster masks are known to exist today. These were either made from the wax original or are copies of copies. < ...Read more
Measurements
H 230 mm; W 155 mm; D 140 mm
Materials
plaster
Last Updated
2017-10-24
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